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Photinia davidiana (Decne.) Cardot

stranvaesia (Rosaceae)

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Synonym | Stranvaesia davidiana Decne.

Photinia davidiana is a garden shrub native to China, northern Vietnam and parts of Malaysia.

Portsmouth (VC11: South Hampshire); 2015-06-09

 stranvaesia / Photinia davidiana: _Photinia davidiana_ is a garden shrub native to China, northern Vietnam and parts of Malaysia.

Photinia davidiana has simple, entire, shiny leaves.

Portsmouth (VC11: South Hampshire); 2015-06-09

 stranvaesia / Photinia davidiana: _Photinia davidiana_ has simple, entire, shiny leaves.

The flowers of Photinia davidiana have 5 stigmas and 20 purple–red stamens.

Portsmouth (VC11: South Hampshire); 2015-06-09

 stranvaesia / Photinia davidiana: The flowers of _Photinia davidiana_ have 5 stigmas and 20 purple–red stamens.

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